8360 Guardsman
G.H. PEACOCK
Coldstream Guards
Died 23rd November 1914 Age 25
R.I.P.
George Henry was born in Old Broughton. His effects were left to his sister Ada and his friend Frances Needham.
More here: http://www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/rollofhonour/People/Details/6121
7778 Private
A.R. PEARCE
Dorsetshire Regiment
Died 14th September 1914
Arthur Robert
He was 26 years old.
I found a family tree on Ancestry and emailed the owner who very kindly said that I could add the following information:
The records show that Arthur was mobilised on 5 Aug 1914 and a member of the British Expeditionary Force from 15 Aug 1914 to 14 Sep 1914. On 12 Sep 1914, he was taken to a Field Hospital with Shrapnel wounds to the left shoulder. The following day he was transferred on board S.S.Carisbrook Castle to the Base Hospital in England.
A telegram was sent on 16 Sep 1914, to the Exeter Headquarters, informing them that Arthur Robert Pearce, 7778 had died, the Paymaster being informed on 19 Sep.
After his death, his widow was sent a gift by HRH Princess Mary which was acknowledged with gratitude on 3 Feb 1915. At the time, she was living at 54 Usher Road, Roman Road, Bow E. On 23 Mar 1915, his widow Maud Martha was contacted to see that she had received Arthurs’s 1914-1915 Star medal, and the balance of his estate. On 5 Apr 1921, correspondence was sent to her under her new married name of Martin, enclosing the Mons Star and ribbon, to 10 Monier Road, Old Ford, Bow E3. She requested that if any further awards were to be made, she desired them ‘for the sake of his son’. On 5 Oct 1921, the British War and Victory Medals were sent, and safe receipt acknowledged on 17 Oct 1921.
Quote from De Ruvigny’s Roll of Honour Vol 3 Page 214
PEARCE A R. Private no. 7778. The Dorsetshire Regt: served with the Expeditionary Force in France: died of wounds 14 Sept, 1914
My thanks to Denise and Grandson Ron Pearce.
In Loving Memory Of
Cecil De Burgh PERSSE
2nd Lieut. 7th Dragoon Guards
(Attached To The Irish Guards)
Born July 17 1875, Died July 19 1915,
At Netley, From Wounds Received In
Action At Festubert, May 18 1915.
Greater Love Hath No Man Than This, That A Man
Lay Down His Life For His Friends. John XV.13
Erected By His Brothers And Sisters
10599 Private
T.C. PILGRIM
Duke Of Wellington's Regiment
Died 31st May 1915
Thomas Clarkson Private, Duke of Wellington’s West Riding Regiment. Died of wounds, suffered at Ypres Nov.1914, at Netley Hospital, Southampton 31.5.1915 Age 21. Buried at NETLEY MILITARY CEMETERY, GRAVE CE 1697, HAMPSHIRE. He is also commemorated on the MEMORIAL BOARD, ST.PETER + ST.PAUL CHURCH, HOCKLEY
http://southend19141918.co.uk/churches-cemeteries-other-memorials